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726 at McCluer North High School in Florissant MO.
 
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602, Falls Church HS 1968
 
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135 in our all boys Catholic High School in NH.
1974. They are now coed.


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Tuscola, IL Class of 65. There were 92 of us graduating. Thirty two boys served in the military with 15 in Vietnam. We all came back, but some were very damaged.

We have since lost 32. The first of us turned 80 this year and the rest (most) will follow next year.

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69 total in the metropolis of Dupo Ill. Class of 1987..

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About 630. Held at the Denver Coliseum in 1976. We were unruly to say the least.


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1989 we graduated 234, private Catholic HS in CT.


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250. Public HS, Stevensville MI.
 
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Around 200. West Bridgewater, MA. 1976




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2004 Tiny SE TX school north of Beaumont.
Was 256 when I was a freshman, dwindled down over 4 years.

My sister, Klein HS 2008
747 kids, graduation was at UH main campus

My wife, a bit over 300, small town about 2 hrs north of LA.

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As mentioned before, a huge class of 31 graduates in 1962. 35% of the graduates attended college.

Due to the small number, we made an "executive decision" that anyone who attended high school with us at any year was eligible to attend our 50th year reunion. The three or four that accepted the invitation thoroughly enjoyed it and were proud to be recognized as part of our "group".
 
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250. Public HS, Stevensville MI.


My step-brother lives in Stevensville.




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595 in 1965 at Douglas MacArthur, San Antonio, Texas.


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52 total in 1978

Central NYS, seemed like a huge class at the time!!




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661 or 663 in 1978, NJ.

We practiced walking across the stage twice to make sure we were all seated in proper order for our name to be called.

I lived there for my entire K-12 education. On graduation day, now the 3rd time we would individually have our name called to walk across the stage, there were kids who I would swear I never saw before nor heard their name before.

Cliques were strong back then.
 
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450+- 1969 s Indiana


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Close to 600 Lexington KY, Henry Clay HS, we had the graduation in the UK Rupp Arena, 50th is in a few years, no plans on going.
 
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2000ish.

IIRC, there were just over 6k students at the school in 10th-12th. (There was a separate freshman campus for 9th graders.)
 
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Around 650. By the reunion in 1974, 115 of them were dead.



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